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When Jesus told the Apostles to go out and proclai

When Jesus told the Apostles to go out and proclaim the Gospel to every creature, He probably did mean every crush-turned-yikes guy. He probably did mean how we live our lives, we say our peace, we try and then acknowledge our failures to point people back towards Him. Not because we're perfect, but because we aren't.

When you think about going into the whole world and letting the Gospel story permeate all parts of your life, which do you shrink back from letting it touch? What do you want to keep just for you and your comfort that could use the disinfecting light of day, of His truth? Let it in now.

Read the rest of today's #BISdailydevotion written by @the_nell_oleary on the site.

The silence of God is often His best communication

The silence of God is often His best communication. Silence may be thought an unacceptable absence of God. Not so, for it is His divine way to reinforce the deeper truth of the mystery of His near presence, especially in His presence in the Eucharist.
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// Father Donald Haggerty
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Sit down with the Word tonight.
Get to a Holy Hour this weekend.
Take some time to find silence with Him, friend.
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He wants to be there with you.
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#BISsisterhood #projectblessed
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When we meet Peter in the First Reading from Acts,

When we meet Peter in the First Reading from Acts, he is no longer the fisherman catching nothing all night. He is the bishop acting as Christ on earth and catching men. He does this because he opens himself to the Holy Spirit whom Jesus sent after His Ascension.

Sister, Jesus wants the same in your life. Think back to a time where He felt especially close—on a retreat, during a holy hour, or even several years of close relationship with Him. And then look for Him in your life now, in your every day. Where in your life is He standing on the shore, calling for you to cast your nets and to trust in the Holy Spirit? Respond to that call. He is waiting.

Read the rest of today's #BISdailydevotion written by @livingwithladyphilosophy on the site.

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